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File System Management
It is important to monitor disk space regularly and keep a log to track disk
usage over time. For instructions on checking disk space, see
Objects
Adding a hard disk to the server requires both installing and partitioning the
disk, as well as loading disk drivers.
For information about adding conventional hard disks and loading disk
drivers, see
NetWare
with other partitions such as DOS or UNIX. For information about
creating and deleting traditional NetWare partitions, see
Partition
Disk space not assigned to NetWare partitions can be used for the Novell
Storage Services
NSS partitions, storage groups, and volumes, see
Configuring Novell Storage Services
Administration Guide.
To determine the operating status of your disk subsystem and to activate or
deactivate a storage device, see
page
To increase the fault tolerance of your server, you can mirror the data from a
NetWare partition on one disk to NetWare partitions on other disks. When you
mirror partitions over different disk channels or host bus adapters, this is
called duplexing. The process for mirroring and duplexing is the same. To
mirror and unmirror partitions or to recover data from mirrored partitions, see
"Mirroring and Duplexing Partitions" on page
Removable media devices can be mounted and locked or unlocked using
MONITOR, See
in the Novell Storage Services Administration Guide.
"Adding a Hard Disk to the NetWare Server" on page
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partitions can be created on any hard drive and can coexist
in the Novell Storage Services Administration Guide.
(NSS) file system. For information about creating
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36.
"Managing Removable Media Devices" on page
in the Novell Storage Services
"Activating and Deactivating a Hard Disk" on
37.
File System Management
Viewing Storage
32.
Creating a
Setting Up and
38.
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